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Absolutely agree with you, it was mentioned in Day 02 and thanks for pointing it out, the --dry-run or in short -n is always a good idea not just in updates, is a good idea always!!
Good advice!!
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--dry-runcan be useful here to see what rsync would do on the hard disk, without doing it.Absolutely agree with you, it was mentioned in Day 02 and thanks for pointing it out, the
--dry-runor in short-nis always a good idea not just in updates, is a good idea always!!Good advice!!